What do I do if my SIM card is too big?

If you get a new phone that needs a different size SIM card, or end up with the wrong size for any other reason, your best option is to contact your network and ask them to send a replacement. As noted above, you’ll usually get three sizes in one, so probably won’t even have to request a specific size.

Can you trim a SIM card to fit?

It is typically as easy to cut through the metal of the SIM card as it is the plastic card surrounding it. You can also use regular scissors but the smaller pair offer more accuracy. If you’re using nail scissors be sure to use a straight pair, not ones with a slight curve.

Can I cut my SIM to nano size?

SIM Card Dimensions As you can see, Nano-SIM cards are slightly thinner than Mini- and Micro SIMs. Nevertheless, even if you cut a Micro-SIM to fit into a Nano-SIM tray, you should be just fine.

What is the difference between a micro SIM and a Nano SIM?

Nano SIM is the smallest of all SIM card specifications which measures only 8.8mm in width, 12.3mm in height, and 0.67mm in thickness. Micro SIM cards are the trimmed versions of the regular-sized Mini SIM cards measuring 12mm × 15mm with 0.76mm in thickness.

Can I get a new SIM card with the same number?

You can get a new SIM card and keep the same number. Your telephone number is associated with a replaceable Subscriber Identification Module. Mobile service providers use SIM chips to identify you on their network. Several situations warrant issuing a new SIM card for your phone.

Can I change my micro SIM to Nano SIM?

Newer handsets typically require a Micro SIM or Nano SIM. Therefore, if you’re changing handsets, you may also need to change the size of your SIM card at the same time. If not, you can replace your current SIM card with either a smaller Micro SIM or Nano SIM.

What is Nano SIM?

The smallest SIM card available is the Nano-SIM format, which measures 12.3 × 8.8 × 0.67 mm. Most current mobile phones and mobile devices use a Nano-SIM slot. It is a card with an embedded chip that is inserted into your mobile phone. Nano-SIM also has a technical name of 4FF (which simply means 4th Form Factor).